gujarat heat wave weather update kachcch weather report imd alert minimum temperature rise snmTAZAA News

Weather Alert: Temperatures are rising rapidly in many states including the national capital. The maximum temperature in Gujarat has already touched 40 degrees. In this case, the intensity of heat is felt in the month of February itself. The Meteorological Department has informed that heat wave will be observed in Konkan and Kutch region of Gujarat for the next two days. The temperature may rise to 40 degrees in the next two days. Heat wave warning has been issued in Surendranagar, Rajkot and some other places. If we look at the temperature data of the last 11 years, the maximum temperature in February 2015 was 37.8 degrees Celsius.

Let us tell you that on February 16, a record of 71 years was recorded in Bhaj and some districts of Gujarat. On the other hand, Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, recorded the lowest February temperature since 2015 at 14.4 degrees Celsius last Saturday. The Meteorological Department has estimated that the minimum temperature in north and central India may rise by two to three degrees in the next few days. In fact, this is a sign that the Heat are on their way to breaking records. Coastal states are experiencing unusually warm weather in February, according to the Met Office.
Another disaster after Corona! Look at India, the risk of floods and famine, find out why experts are worried

Add these things to your diet to avoid summer ailments, they will be very helpful

Energy-rich diet: After this age, include calcium-rich foods in your diet

Temperatures in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Goa were recorded 5 to 10 degrees above normal. This year, the heat wave in the country may break the record. Meteorologists say this because the maximum temperature in Bhaj has crossed 40 degrees in February itself. Meanwhile, in many cities of Rajasthan, the maximum temperature rises above 38 degrees Celsius. According to estimates, India may be the first to experience the hottest temperatures in all of Asia.